Posted by RodInNS on May 17, 2016 at 06:08:54 from (206.123.28.58):
In Reply to: JB Weld posted by Brown Swiss on May 16, 2016 at 10:41:23:
That type of repair is pretty well exactly what JBWeld IS good for. Just make sure you get a good solid pour around the bushing when you place it.... and don't forget to get the alignment correct. That may be tricky? I know I used JB to fix in place new wrist pin bushings on a baler plunger head and it's still going. I think this will be a snap. lol Thing to remember is that JBWeld performs well in compression... When it's placed in a situation where tension forces are applied to it, things go haywire pretty quick. And do remember to clean the parts with acetone or ether until it no longer traces oil out in the rinse. Then it will adhere properly.
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